Roberts: Tuesday's Top Ten
Yes, it took me a while to finally put the Phillies where they belong, but right after Memorial Day they have finally taken the No. 1 spot, a spot they may not give up this year.
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Yes, it took me a while to finally put the Phillies where they belong, but right after Memorial Day they have finally taken the No. 1 spot, a spot they may not give up this year.
The Yankees scratched catcher Russell Martin from the starting lineup on Monday because of a sore left big toe. "He didn't look like he was walking great," Girardi said before the Yankees' 5-0 win. "We will shoot for (Tuesday)."
What does Bartolo Colon credit for his resurgence, you ask? Stem cell treatment. Craig talked about Colon's treatment and whether or not he is doing anything suspicious...
During Saturday night's Yankee-Mariners game in Seattle, a fan decided to do a little streaking. Lucky for all of us, the dynamic duo of John Sterling and Suzyn Waldman were on hand at Safeco Field.
Jerry "Rello" Recco began his first update the same way Boomer & Craig opened-up today's radio program, by talking about the Mets and their 7-3 over the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Bartolo Colon pitched a four-hitter for his first shutout in nearly five years and Mark Teixeira homered in the first inning to help the New York Yankees beat the Oakland Athletics for the eighth straight time, 5-0 on Monday.
The New York Yankees have scratched catcher Russell Martin from the starting lineup because of a sore left big toe.
Nick Swisher added his third homer of the season as the Yankees knocked around Seattle starter Jason Vargas and salvaged one game in the first stop of a three-city, nine-game West Coast trip.
Starting with Jeter and Posada, but then expanding the discussion to all established stars, Girardi says they deserve an added degree of communication when lineup shifts are contemplated.``Especially if you have veterans in certain cities, just because it just might be a little bit more of shock for them,'' he said.
"The penalties have to be severe. It just shouldn't happen,'' Girardi said. All four were hauled across the field by police and taken out an outfield gate. Girardi suggested having a cart brought out to quickly remove the offenders and cause less delay.
Adam Kennedy scored pinch-runner Luis Rodriguez with a bloop single off Mariano Rivera in the bottom of the 12th inning and the Seattle Mariners won for the ninth time in 10 games with a 5-4 victory over the New York Yankees on Saturday night.
Yankee reliever David Robertson knows what trouble looks like. He usually finds it when he comes into a ballgame with runners on base. But what Robertson saw in his hometown of Tuscaloosa, Alabama was unlike anything he'd seen before.
Thanks to four groundballs that never left the infield, some more brilliant pitching and a Gold Glove worthy catch by Franklin Gutierrez, the Mariners got back to .500 on Friday night with a 4-3 win over the Yankees.
The high-priced 27-21 Yankees know they haven't played up to par. But they're in good position to pull away from the Red Sox in the AL East if they can get a streak going. "I think we're going to play better," said manager Joe Girardi.
Much is made (if not overplayed) about the Core Four. It's a charming tale of friendship and good fortune. But the Yankees could easily have won their titles without any one member of the quartet. Except Mariano Rivera.
